Bible Dictionaries
Habergeon

Fausset's Bible Dictionary

  Coat of mail, covering the neck and chest. Exodus 28:32; "as the hole of an habergeon," namely, for the head and neck to go through; the sacerdotal meeil or robe of the ephod resembling it in form, but of linen. Job 41:26, margin, "breast-plate."

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